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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
EORTY-YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF

EORTY-YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF
I An OLD NURSERIES,. WINSLOW's
,OOTHING-SYRUPi Is the prescription Of ore
of the best female physicians and nurses In
me United States, and has been used for forty
years with neyer-failiug safety and success by
millions Of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant Of one week Old 20 the adult IL
corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and gives rest,
health, and comfort 10 mother and child. We
believe il The best and surest remedy In the
world In all cases Of Dysentery and Diarrhea
IN Children, whether arising from teething or
from any other cause. Full directions for
using viii accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the 6ac-simils Of CURTIS &
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold by
all Medicine-Dealers. 20 cents bottle.
H-anIfW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
From Rev. John Mathews. pastor VI. f. chuI

From Rev. John Mathews. pastor VI. +. Church,
South, at Montgomery, Ala
"Darbys Prophylactc Fluid IA the only mill
cine kept in my family. We can use Il Tor al
NEST everything burns. bruises, cuts, stIngs,
oar-ache. toothache, sou. stomach, ETC., ctc q.
Ny children. when hurt or bruised, always call
q. once for Darbys Fluid. We cannot get along
vel without IL. IL is go valuable Tor It's prompt
relief Of pain from al kinds Of injuries, anG
also is a pow erfui Antiseptic and Dlsinfec,anL"
A SORE THROAT or COUGH, II suffered %
tro gress, often results in incurablo throa, or
lung trouble. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocngs
give instant relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
ENTERTAINING TIE BOsTONIANS
sn Elegant banquet Given by Lee
Damn last Nlght.

Yesterday the delegation from John
A. Andrew Post G. \. f., OF Boston,
which came here to present swords TO
the officers Of Lee Camp, were shown
around the city by a committee of Lee
Camp Veterans, and in the afternoon
were taken to Cold Harbor, Galncs's
Nlll. and other battlc.felds below the
ci,y. Last night an excellent banquet,
embracing hot and cold meats, oysters
cooked and raw, game, wines, cham
lnenc, Sc, was served in good style at
lurphy's y Hotel When supper Vas
over tcasis were drank and respond d
to. as follows: "Our Guests, Com
mludor Daily. of Boston "}las-a-
cusctts and Virginia. \. W..
tgchcr, Of Richmond; "The Ame-
naan Soldier Melville Grant, of Bos-
ton: "Thc Blue and the Gray G. \.
Tohanuon 50 We Sail the Ocean Blue,
Sailors Commde Ellis. of Boston
" The Ladies'" Dr. Sawyer, Of Bos-
ton: "Boston and Richmond, - Scna-
torLoycn,teiu, Of Richmond.
Several impromptu speeches were at-
forwards made, and songsw were sung by
Captain Cunningham and Mr. james
,. Wood and othors.
Tonight NJ, rost5uilns viii present
au American flag to Phil kcnrny
a,t. They viii remain here for seyc-
d. days longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

Nr. 7. w. Walter, now with Ryland
s. Lee, has not only had a thorough
training as a Piano Tuner, but has been
actively engaged in the business for
twcuty.fyeycars in Maryland, Virginia,
and North Carolina. Messrs. RylAnd
* Lee confidently recommend him to
thcIublic as an intelligent and con-
scieutious workman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
ARuAuEyTs OF EUROPE.
Lecture OF the Hon. J. T.. VI. trrrJ
az Richmond College.

Or. Curry. United States Minister TO
Spain. who has been here on leave OF
absence and who will this morning
start from this city on his way back to
lis pos, Of duty at Madrid, Yesterday
delivered lecture mt Richmond Col
lcge on "1hc Armameuts Of Europe.
Ho was heard with delight by the pro.
f,ssors and students Of the collega and
many ladies and gentlemen of Hlch-
mond. In the audience we're some OF
our most prominent citizens. H. be-
gan lv expressing his pleasure in meet
iug the students Of Richmond College,
and, alluding to his connection in for
mcr years with the institution as
the professor in charge OF the
School Of English, he sail that
he regarded that period of his life
as the most profitable to himself and
useful to others. He spoke of the arma-
ments Of the six great Powers OF
Europe, giving the number of soldiers
subject 10 the call OF each one Mt mo-
ment's notice. lie predicted a great
European war at no very distant day,
when France and Russia would be al
led against the other Powers lie
pointed ont the evils Of great standing
armies and congratulated our country
uron having less than 3'00l men
drawn away from productive industries
to Ic supported by the labors Of others.
lc soii that the taxes in Europe
we're immense, drawn from the
working classes for the purpose
OF mnintoiniug vast military establish
ments. In tins country the army Is
not taken into the account III estl-
mating the strength Of the Govern
Ilent; but in the Old World, and es-
p,clally in Germany, the army Is look
ed upon as the foundation Of order
and safety.
DR.. Curry concluded by urging the
Young men to appreciate the ad.
yautages of American institutions an
to be dilligont in preparing themselves
fer citizenship in this great and highly
favored republic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
JacLsOu.Ward Rally.

The Democratic voters OF the Fourth
rracinct of jackson Ward will have a
, llv tonight at the corner OF Seven
3 enth and Darlington streets. \ full
a.tendance of voters is requested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

4 delegation of all the Democratic
clubs are expected in Fulton tonight
10 witness the first flag hoistcl in this
campaign in behalf Of the standard
bearer, Of Democracy. The candidates
and several other good speaker will
address the voters at Kcrses Hall at S
ID If
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
Notice.

Rare opportunity TO buy fine Water
Colors, Pastcls, Statuary, and House
bold Furniture. See advertisement in
auction column, to take place Friday at
3pl east Grace street professor Hasse-
l,Ts)
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Grand Combination sale OF short.
Harms

At Staunton, October Goth, thirty-two
bead from the herds Of c. B. Melon
ald Blacksburg, Va. and George
Chrisman, Chrisman, Va, Will be sold.
For catalogues address
{. b. McDoNALD,
Blacksburg, Va.
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LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, &C.

HOFFMAN ROSENDALE CE-
L 4 MENT.-2,s0o barrels daily expected per
schooner John A. Grimm, for sale low from
wharf. ANCHOR LIME received fresh daily.
Large stock OF fresh RoCkLAND LINE, CAL
ClNED PLASTER, PORTLAND CEMENf,
FRIEDRICH, LATHS, HAIR. sc.
WARNER MOORE.
NoYA-sCOTlA LUMP and GROUND PLAS-
TAX, The only mill In the city. ocS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

The Attractive, Medium-Sized De
tachcd Residence No. Is west Marshall
street, between First and Adams, to be
sold by auction by J. B. Elan at .
o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

day and night and a man at each
depot to direct str gers.
Let all help and make this the oi5-
gest thing Richmond has ever seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMONDp
/ 4 LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES ASSOCiA- a
IlOS. RICHMOND. October i3. ls,s. A meet y
Ing Of the association Is called for THIS n
thursday EVENING AZ tho arm0ry II thc
company At : o'clock. Business Of importance
viii be- transacted.
BY order Of B W. RICHARDSON. President
ALLEN &. COLLINS,
&C. BIT Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

The Democratic Meeting Friday
Nighf-Peraona aud Other1;eins.

i
Extensive preparations are being
made for the grand Democratic mass
meeting to be held in front OF the mar
kd-house tomorrow night at s o'clock.
A speakers stand will be erected, and
thc circulars that superintendent Mere
dith had circulated in the city yester
day announce that Hon. George j..
wise. Hon. john Goodc, j. Randolph
Tucker. Jr.. John II. Conner. and
other prominent speakeTs. will address
the people on the issues Of the present
campaign. There is no doubt that
there will lie very large crowd present.
Some time during Tuesday night q
thief OF thieves opened the shutters
and broke the rear window and thus
Effected an entrance to the real estate
office Of Mossrs. Samp'on ( Adamson.
The key to the large iron safe WAS
taken from its place of what was con-
sidcrcd safe-keepisg and fnitless
ofort made to got into the safe. Nothing
at all was missed. The safe was cut
open Tuesday and the books and papers
were placed elsewhere. No clue to the
robbery las as yet been obtained.
MAeo>Ic I>D PASTORAL.
4 regular meeting Of Manch s!er
I,ral Arch Chapter, No. 16. wIli be
i td tonight iu the Masoni, huiliing,
s. tie corner Of Fifth and Hainbr.dge
streets. There ar. eevcral candidates
nr,u whom degrees will bc conferred.
Ilc attendance OF those ready to re-
,,,c tie degrees is earnestly desired.
ls marx of their appreciation Of
lie services iu aiding the pastor, Rev.
j. y. p,y. in the revival now in pro-
GROSS ot that church, tie congregation
ol tc N,st-Lud Methodist church
gave Rev. ". G.. Lumpkin birthday
"pouu3iug' ON tie oth instant The
,iyal still continues with increasing
interest.
Eoy. Joseph Walker took part in the
service, ut tie Baiuhridea-Stroct Bap-
t.,t church loet night. Mr.. Walker Is
LOW over foul-ccrc years, but vigorous
aud entertaining iu bis dis'oursas.
IrULlc-'cuoOL ByMDING.
The City Council has adopted tie
ms drawn by M Walter H. Iligham.
4chit,ct, for the new public-sehool
houses. Tho lots will be purchased at
future meeting ol the Council. These
buildings Will probably not bc buil;
rltil ncAt spring, bat VIII bc ready for
Ic schools next iail. The plans ar,
...,1 f. x,rv convenient and cUmmO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

At > o'clock Tlc,day afternoon Mr..
Frederick d. Cudlipp, chief operator
and electrician Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, and Miss Annie.
the accomplished daughter of Professor
Ericsson, were married by Rev. DIR.
Newton. rector of Monumental church.
The ceremony took place at the resi-
jcncc Of the bride, parents, Sl2 east
Marshall street, and was strictly pri-
yatc, only "a few relatives being present.
Dr. II. v Desportes, br1ther-ln-hw OF
thc groom, acted as best man, AMI MIR.
Charles PoiudoNtcr gave tine bride
uway-tLe brides father being an in
valid.
Aftcrtheceremony tie ncwly.married
pair left for the North, where they viii
spend their honeymoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
AYERS, SCOTT, MCABE.
THE UsITED STATES SUPREME COURT
WILL GIVE THEM A HEARING.
Views of Governor Lee and hon. Jehn s
Wise -Doings Of the Prisoners
Yesterday.

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tlc AIoIs-Hc0it-McOane cases s'iu
tins is 'creat question Of state
.c,,r,iortv MS tbo Nev York
JL,.Lf IN o, c,collont ,1itoriol
49,
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convention which framed tine Federal
Constitution iu 1871 could have forCsecn
p..t r,5,r .l,.. i,st~r,nrpt q Federal
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tiy,s would have conferred power up1n
the judicial OF any other departments
of tie Federal Goycmmeu, to arrest,
fine. and imprisou their state officers.
ar destroy the very Governments winch
were then constructing the Federal
Government. II the Federal Judge can
deprive tie State OF the services Of
its law officers elected by the people to
discharge crtlin dutes ne cm place
by thor side in the samc'prison audi
tons, ueasurcrs, and other State Of
fic,rs- aye. members of the Logisla-
tuIc. too, for passing the act whose
provisions met with his dis1pproyal.
We arc told that state officer, carry
Iog out $ atc law, is not a state Of
ticor, lut m individual. Why, then,
under The same process Of reasoning
cannot 1t be said that persons who pass
lovs thought to be rcpuGnant to the
FcdGal Constitution are not legislators
# Virginia but individuals, and can b.
fined or iucarccratcd until they pass
such laws as Federal judge in
whose circuit the state IS placed
approves? If tins power exists 1t
may hc welded III any state as the
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'o1l'i observance 0' any o'"Sa'i2n =,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

Governor Ice Aas rlrloned Clifford
Ccds,y ud l...h Jon 5, thet"o white
boys wlo were sent TO the peniteutiary
nom Manchester for DEMONSTRATING
Ihc petition for Executive clem-ncy
vas endorsed 10y cX-jujge French, who
vas on tie bench at the time of their
conviction. Jones aud Goiscy were
upon tine streets a short time after the
f,leqec was granted. Their youth
Greatly assisted il procuring the par
leu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
nEErINE4.

MIC NOTICE. Az
y 4 stuffed communication ~ METRO "
PDlIThN LODGE. 80. n. A. E. AMI A..
NAsON>, Viii bc h,li ~ their lO4geruom. 10
- Albaus Han. Third and Main stres,s, TdlS
.. hur-day EVENING. 18Th instant at ~
O'Clock. An Master Mas0ns Ia good Standing
ago invited tO attend.
I,y order 81 the Worshipful Master.
orIg-lt \ B. JACOBS, SocretarY
EULTON AND UNION-HlLL De-
! NOCRATTC CLUBS are invited to meet
NAHSHALf-NARD CLTB no Corrlran Han
IElDAY NIGHT, l3th. AZ S O'Clock A very
.r poftart meeting, and hope tno invited ciuDs
Will attend u fun force.
!. SAMUEL TAYLOR. Secretary.
GEORGE +. BURGESS, President o. 1879
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
Chamber OF Commerce.
Personals and Briefs.

The quarterly meeting Of this body
o.il he held this evening at Is o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
HEARTS MADE HAPPY.
MERRY RINGING OF wEDDIHa-BgLLs
YESTERDAY.
Ycurg Couples Equipping Themselves
for the Journey Through This
Life, &c, &C., &c.

Mr.. Solon B. Woodfn and Miss NJ.
Maud Hewlett were married at Balm
bridge-Street Baptist church, Manches-
ter, yesterday afternoon at j:l5 o'clock.
bv Rev. Luther Il. Thornhill, the pas
tor. in the presence Of large congre-
cation of their friends and relatives.
Mr. Kirk Mathews played the Wedding
March as the bridal party entered and
left the church.
When the ceremony was over Mr..
Wooafn and his bride hastened away
and boarded the evening traia for
Washington. Their trip will occupy
nearly two weeks, most OF which time
will be spent in New York.
The following is list OF the grooms-
men: W. Cabell Trueman, best man,
Richmond Bernard =. Nalen, James
Hewlett, Willie Owens. Willie Ma
tbcws, Manchester, and James 4. Nix
well, Richmond.
The bride is the daughter of Z. J.
Hewlett, ESD, of Manchester. Besides
being handsome aud intellectually at
trictiye. she is endowed with a bright
and happy spirit which carries cheer
fitness and sunshine wherever she goes.
For several years she was teacher IN
Ole OF the Manchester public schools.
The groom is the son of Ihoms
T.. Woodfn, ESD. also OF Man
chester. lie is IA young gentleman
of excellent qualities, and has host
If friends in this city aud Man
chester. Nr. Woodin is a vailed
member Of the reportorial staff OF this
poper and all his newspaper associates
wish him aud his bride long AMI
happy lifo.
TWO MARRIAGES.
Hopeful Baptist church, Louisa
county. was on yesterday the scene of
one of the most brilliant events that
has for many years marked the social
history Of that good old county, the oc-
casion being the double marriage Of
the two beautiful and accomplished
daughters of Thomas B. Johnson. ESD.
| Miss Maude johnson and Mr.. Phillips
Eolph. Of Caroline county, and Miss
hltlllc 'biISOu uuNA W Alll'tii '~i'J wiz
Esq, Of this city
Tie church was handsomely deco
rated with cut flowers, potted plants,
and cyergrcens, which had been ar
ranged with exquisite skill and taste.
The marriage ceremony was lmpres-
siycly performed 10y Rev. l.. J. Haley
and Rev 4. Leigh West, assisted 10y
Hr. ". W Isndrum.
After the services st the church the
hridsl party adjourned to seven Oaks,
the hospitsblc home Of Mr.. Johnson,
where an elegant collation. was served
in the old Virginia style. There were
% uumh,rof friends present from dliter-
{ clt sections Of tie State
Roth brida, couples took the train at
Ashland for am extended northern tour,
| followed 10y the best wishosOf a host OF
friends.
CUDIfPp-ERIC,5)S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = .

HEADQUARTERSSTUART
1 HORSE GUARDS, RICHMOND, fW
VA. October y, 1ss7. GENERAL Or lSAll
DERS. No. -. Tho Troop will as- ~
semble In fatigue uniform Rt their room, Regi-
rental Armory. FRIDAY, October iith, and
TUESDAY, October 25th, at z. VI. for dis.
mounted drill.
II. The Troop will assemble az Reeimental
ArmOry, mounted and in fatigue uniform.
II ESDAY. October lsih. at 4 T.. NJ. for mount
"a dril.
by order Z. III. DIANE Captain.
T. B. WILLIAMS.
&C l3-2t Second Sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
NIRGnfA STATE AGRfCULTCg.L SOCirrYl
kCHN0ND, Va, October II, IsoI
DOMOLOGICAL AND HORrG-
/ CULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

Owing 10 the general complaint and tho
many protest, against tho impact. ability Of
exhibiting under tho requirements VI mo pres
cn, prcmium-li.t-
The Society hereby invites all growers ~
VEGETABLES. Fruits, and FLOWERS %
send their eXhlbits, tie same % be- adluigoi,
as far az practicable, by the pre-eut list. AMI
ga all other eases in accordance with tho old
Yr, mium-lat Of l-s6.
A. X. yENAPIE, JR.,
Ccl213 3l5Gteod3t secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

w commencing WEDNESDAY, October i2th,
FOR FUUk NIGHTS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE
ENGAGEMENT Of the Beautiful aud Accomplished
southern society Queen,
MABEL STERLING,
supported by a Company OF Comedians aud
Nocaliss specially engaged 10 present her new
Musical Comedy,
THREE CORNERS,
written by Scott Marble, author Of "Mugg's
Landing. "Oyer the Garden Wall" SC.
Prices Is -, 81, and 73c. Reserved seats SC.
extra Matinee prices 70 aud 5Oc.
Box-onace win be open for the sale OF seats
TUESDAY MORNING, October lith, at 0
o'clock.
Reserved seats can also be hal q, Maurice
Lewis Music Store, IN Hume d Minors Piano
Marerooms. on Ninth street.
90 asu,w ,rh,F&Ss5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

D,-. .tsel c-'arrh guaranteed cJrc -nr.
sar.. ....-a h"m"tN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

y GATED BANKS of this city held at tho
C.fy Bnnk ot Richmond October Il, $50, 10 was,
90 motion. resolved that
Whereas thursday, E,th Instant, VIII hc ono u
-f. .aiaI interest by reason oi iaytt the corner
stone Co thr monumcnt toGonrrai k0uoft T.. Ice
aO4 thc attractions at tho state air: therefore
bee it
I.sot.d. Tint iho banks - thls city will OBJ
servo Illl' B~DAl. .1th October. ne % h1liiay.
.,soir,d. That an parties having notes Dr ac-
cspiance. due ou Yhuysfqy. Oc'. .i,r S1h instant.
Dee earnestly requested b. pay samo on Wciaes-
HfH, Orti,r-ifh.
Yrsair,L. That these resolutions O." published
d. .he daily papers. "ALhtt HILL.
thalrmtn.
A. .ura
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
1oOE GENERAL FALL ~
G6I. OPENING ~
WEbNRsDAN AND TIL kapAi'
OoroleR 18TH And l5lh'

FAl INN b"N'N+'' ROUND hats,
a,o All the NOVELTIES ~ 1Ilt MILL ID" A.,
IINI' Jhe Iadics orc cordially lnnssit,fs
- i1,l. Mrs t. d. morrill,,
5Jl Broad street. corner F"'N
uss ~ = TIfrKsTON win DO with nae, ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
AMUSEMESTS.

OPERA HOUSE.
" ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
Commencing MONDAY All ERNOON, Octo-
Der 10Th, and every afternoon and nigat during
tho week
MORAN & THOMAS'S
SAN FRANCISCO NiNSfRELS,
with a com pany of rare merit, embracing
sO-FUNNY kELLOWS-e0,
including Hardly Ordly, Picket and Nayon.
THE MANHATTAN QU AkrErrG,
swift and Chase, }. NJ. Woods, Dave IL. hoy,
Charles II. Stattuck. Dave Chrls,y, J. J. Dough-
eriy. Prices as usual: Afternoon, 10 ana -
cents night, 70 and % cents. o. 9-iw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
.SECOND FLOOR.

yyVWT DIFFERENT CIVIC SOCIE-
Z TIES ofthe suue oiirG 'laf intend taxing
Iart m ne pFitIe or flo OCCASION ~ laying
ilr ,nrn,r--toiic Of the Ice wouuD"ut octp-
icr -. i,-s. Orc requested 30 select "a mounted
marshal o. command thrm. Those mtrshals
aiI select thclr own staff. lhnT will please
report to mo the number Of mon 'ney will pro-
iaflN have in line. JOIN X COON l.,
a.. fa-3f thicl Of StRn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-14
THE MURDBRRR,s AP0THEos1s.

The funeral services of the five dead MUIR
derers took place in Chicago yesterday, as
announced, but with a much less number of
people in attendance than had been expected,
and with nc outward exhibitions of violence.
So far so good. The report, however, says
that many threats of vengeance and invita-
tons to ftthrottle the law" were heard when
the bodies of the hanged murderers were con-
veyed to their dishonored graves. The effort
to make a grand state funeral over the
remains OF the dead men was the last of a
long piece of theatrical sensationalism that has
been disgrace to the law and to Chicago,
and dangerous in its effects to society
and the public at large. From the
time these red-handed murderers
went into the Cook county Jail
they were granted privileges not accorded to
common assassins. They were allowed to re-
ceive visitors daily, their utterances were
regularly reported to outsiders by the attaches
of the place, their mail was not under super
vision, and they were permitted to receive
gifts the character of which was not pre-
"AoUoiy tusCotiSaIcO. OE clSutoeu mouluS
their residence within those walls was made
a spectacular entertainment for all who
chose to concern themselves with their
doings. Had the sheriff and the jailers done
their duty, that silly creature, Nina Van
Zandt, would have been unable to shame
American womanhood by the exhibition of
her folly; had they observed proper precau-
tons, no dynamite would have reached the
hands of the prisoners, and the world would
have been spared the sickening details of
horrible suicide.
To the fact that the seven Anarchists were
made heroes by their keepers, is due con-
siderable part of the publicity and notoriety
which has attached to them since their con-
viction. That no more disgraceful or dan
gerous episodes occurred than the Lingg sui
eide is no fault of those in authority, and
little credit is due to them that the demon
STATIONS of yesterday were made compare
lively harmless by the limitations laid upon the
participants at the eleventh hour. There
must be speedy and radical reform in the
methods applied to murderers of all grades in
~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-14

On the eve of the election last week Mr..
Samuel j. Randall telegraphed that the Re-
publican plurality in Pennsylvania had been
reduced to 10000, against 10000 two years
ago. At this all the Democratic organs, from
Maine to California, lifted up their voices and
howled in triumphant chorus The unofficial
figures from every county in the State show
Republican plurality of 1901. There is
nothing to discourage the Republicans in
that, nor to encourage the Democrats. The
only thing in the late elections to encourage
the Democrats was the result in New York,
and Presidents have been elected without New
York, and can be again. The mistake will
not be repeated by the Republicans next
year of putting all their eggs in the New
York basket.